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durnygbur
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Not a trace of it remaining, now we're doing brain dead software outsourcing. Last artifact remaining - Elwro - was subject of hostile takeover by Siemens during the awful filthy corrupted 90s.
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FAANAMANGWhatever snowflakes are back on the job search market... yeah it's murky over here. Yes, now interns have an absolute power to reject your CV. Yes, you better spit out 100% performant algorithm for sliding average with edge ca
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4y ago
Non ASCII special character?! Most systems which demand special character don't even allow all ASCII special characters...
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4y ago
Well the usual use case is one full charging per day in room temperature.
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4y ago
Wireless charging of personal electronics is slower than cable and heats the device more. Apple added glass back to their iphones to enable wireless charging and now these premium smartphones are crackable like a cheapest glass from IKEA. W
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4y ago
Have you tried resolving your problem by creating another cluster?
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4y ago
ING bank in Germany: we will implicitly trim your password to 10 characters. Various SAP-based systems: special character in password is required... but not THIS special character, different one.
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4y ago
How is the Wirecard investigation going? They'll get overwhelmed with the workload...
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4y ago
Check the location of Philip Morris headquarters. Too many local salaries and careers depend on you passively inhaling the smoke... and lookup revolving door between tobacco and pharma industries.
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Sweet but the photos don't show the omnipresent nauseous smell penetrating you up from the hair down to the socks. The absolute global ban of smoking was the best thing since the fall of Communism and no design will make me sentimental
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4y ago
"I used to be a lawyer but now work in IT", "I'm reporting and escalating your non cooperativeness right now"
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4y ago
oh hello my brain teaser, and algorithm puzzle loving friends. Welcome to the job search market!
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4y ago
> smart grids. Yes they bring an instant and infinite stream of EU and government funds.
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durnygbur
4y ago
Phew... those most impacted by any downgrade already have UAE, Israeli, Portuguese, and Cypriot passports.
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Also privacy-preserving practices and behaviors already nowadays flag or shadow ban the user assuming one is a bot or profile them as bad actors. Sometimes more content and services are exposed once the user reveals more personal data (e.g.
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4y ago
For example Twitter? Let me give you few counter arguments in the subsequent posts... (1/14) or Reddit? oooopsie... I'm banned again.
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4y ago
There were no naked ladies in the tank, neither anywhere nearby. The naked ladies were for those who didn't go to the front.
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4y ago
I always have hard time understanding menus in English and imagining how on earth it will look like, or what it is even. This is a proof that nothing is wrong with me.
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4y ago
"How much RAM it will need?" Yes. "How much telemetry it will use?" Yes.
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4y ago
I'm wondering if banks are doing this. Few times I got visibly nervous because e.g. the clerk was upselling "investment funds" instead of listening, or they didn't deal with cash deposits and withdrawals (the bank branch
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> circular economy haha that's my first thought when I hear about "charities" by the billionaires in the Anglosphere world... sounds like some tax dodging loophole with huge marketing budget and a website. Why don't t
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What impresses me more is that the ship is under Norwegian flag and not "Cocoa and Burbuda Islands".
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2011 - Nord Stream gas pipeline opens, 2022 - the world's largest acrylic aquarium in Berlin disintegrates due to the sanctions. What a beautiful butterfly effect... I'm afraid we'll see more of similar incidents in the comin
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4y ago
yes they better lawyer up in Germany, correct
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4y ago
uuuups... they better lawyer up...
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4y ago
Now radisson will have to discount the room prices, once main attraction is gone...
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4y ago
haha non-CFO of non-company, except billions of € were real...
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4y ago
Windows Vista is calling.
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haha the owner of Gucci was shortly the richest human on our planet. Behind the "online currencies" stand... the Chinese, some oligarchs, god knows who. Yeah no coincidence... just "reporting".
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4y ago
Virtual. Gucci. Jacket.
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